“Downstage has had a great and storied history over the past five decades. It has delighted generations of Wellington theatre-goers and has launched many careers."
Creative New Zealand is saddened at the news that Downstage Theatre Trust will be closing its doors this weekend.
The Board of Downstage Theatre today announced its decision to close the company.
Birds, a play by Dianna Fuemana, is a tough and endearing contemporary take on migrant youth growing up in urban Auckland. Renee Liang chats to director Scotty Cotter.
Matthew Metcalfe: Scaling the heights of filmmaking…
A selection of reviews from Theatreview from the last week including: Live at Six, Abigail’s Party, and Looking at Stuff in Clouds.
In the lead-up to Survive & Thrive in Auckland over the next two days, we asked some of the guest speakers ‘it’s the future already – are you ready?’
Finalists have been announced for the 2013 APRA Silver Scroll Award, the APRA Maioha Award and SOUNZ Contemporary Award.
Outrageous Fortune: A modern morality tale…
Jacob Rajan tells Renee Liang about quirky tales, touring and masks as Indian Ink‘s hotly anticipated new work, Kiss the Fish, hits Auckland.
With a Japanese father and an American mother, in an era when this was unthinkable, Singapore based media consultant Keiko Hagihara Bang says she had a head start from childhood.